The phrase 'stuff are' is not correct or usable in written English.
The word 'stuff' is a noun and needs a verb to follow it. An example sentence would be: "I have a lot of stuff to do today."
Countries that have the stuff are prospering mightily.
And some of the people writing this stuff are women.
Power and all that kind of stuff are back.
Great barrels of the gloopy stuff are sloshing around Whitehall.
It's when the collectors who can afford the good stuff are allowed in to buy it.
The blogging platform may be recent but nerdy obsessions with stuff are as timeless as ever.
Thus, for Maddy the various sets built up out of this egg-stuff are all distinct from the aggregate itself.
People who are pro-stuff are engaging and appealing.
"Most interviews I do -- press-junket stuff -- are five minutes," he says.
Is that because advertisers believe TV consumers -- the people who buy stuff -- are primarily women?
I also think the marketing -- the trailers and stuff -- are selling it straight, in a way.
